Discover the captivating world of acclaimed photographer John Janson-Moore at the upcoming event, "Through my lens: John Janson-Moore." Delve into the narratives behind his striking images as he shares insights into his distinctive perspective and the evolution of his work. This enlightening talk series showcases Australia's renowned photographers, shedding light on the inspirations that led them to wield a camera and the profound stories behind their artistry. Immerse yourself in John Janson-Moore's diverse portfolio, which spans portraiture, documentary, and conceptual art, reflecting his deep engagement with First Nations communities and pressing social and environmental issues. With numerous accolades to his name, including prestigious awards and international recognition, John's impact on the photography world is undeniable. Join us at the State Library of New South Wales in Sydney on March 27, 2024, for this unmissable event. Tickets are priced between $5 and $10, offering a unique opportunity to explore the masterful work of one of Australia's most respected photographers.

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